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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-23
THE MINNEAPOLIS TEAM.
CroakerS at Fau1t-Result of the
First Southern Trip.

The base ball enthusiasts of Mime
apolis are very exacting, captious and
unreasonable set of men, judging from
the expressions picked up and from
some of the statements of the Minneap-
oils papers. These people have been
vigorously denouncing the Minneapolis
team as an aggregation of awkward
butter fingers, who do not know how to
play ball, and they wind up by predict
ing that at the close of the present Sc
the race for the pennant. This is all
nonsense, and is not warranted by the
facts. 1t must be remembered that thus
far Minneapolis has not played a single
game OH the home ground, and has been
doing some pretty tall travelling. 1t
will readily be admitted that home
team has slight advantage for several
reasons. The travelling team may be
exhausted from an all-night trip and
show up for the first game in bad form.
The home team, Oh the other hand, is
certain to be in good shape, and it is
not only more familiar with the ground,
but has the support and backing of the
crowd, and this, with pitcher, often
counts for great deal.
-Four of the eight teams have been
travelling and the others playing at
home. Minneapolis, st. Paul, Eau
Claire and Duluth have been the tray
elers, and on the trip Minneapolis won
more games than any of the others,
capturing seven, while st. Paul won
six, Duluth two and Eau Claire only one
in the same time. The only informa-
ton the Minneapolis people can have of
the games played around is from the, at
best, meager telegraphic reports, which
are naturally tinctured with the local
bias of resident reporter. On the trip
Minneapolis played fifteen games, WIN
ming seven and losing eight, one of the
latter beieg protested. Minneapolis has
made 146 runs to Jas for the opposition,
and has displayed some ability in MAX
ing LAG runs from 1S9 hits, while the
opposition got only 155 runs from PAS
hits.
Manager Foster is confident the COM
ing series of fifteen games to be played
at home will send his team at least as
high as second place,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-23

Than cOunterbaIanced by thc incOn-
venience to which the spectators are
invariably put. The idea of 200 men
riding about the country for seven or
eight hours, and then paying S5 to see Il
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-23
And He Would Have Won the Game If
He Could Have Stopped It in
the Seventh Inning,
But His Own and Other Peoples Un-
PARALLEL Rlunders Give Eau
Claire the Victory.
The Record of the Various Teams in
the Northwestern, National and
American Associations.
Work of the Minneapolis Hen on Their
Trip---Rumored Sale of the
st. Louis Browns.

HE strangest game
of ball that ever oc-
CURED in Minnesota
was witnessed by the
1000 people w h O
went out to the West
Side park yesterday.
Sowders pitched the
game for St.Paul, and
for seven innings his
work was magnifi-
cent. He struck out
ten men, only four
reaching first base,
one of these ON being
hit by a pitched ball
and another on a
tumble by Pickett,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-23
Minneapolis VS.. Duluth To-Day

The postponed game between the
Minneapolis and Duluth teams will be
played to-day at the Minneapolis
grounds. The batteries will be Tucker
man and Murray for Minneapolis and
Brynan and Kemmler for Duluth. The
batting order will be the same as on
Saturday. In all probability the attend
ance will be good and a close and inter-
eSting game may be expected.
No Game at Milwaukee.
Special to the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, May 22.-To-day's game
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
OFFICE OF THE - -
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMpANYDF NEW JERSEY
Iio LIBERTY
SALE OF THE ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

and under authority OF adecree rendered by the
Circuit the United states for the Eastern District OF
Virginia the 9th Of APRIL 1854, IN the clancery
cause Alexander Hay Tho Alexandra and Washing
ton railroad Company and others therein depending tho
master Of said court and the commissioning
decree make OF the property therein
will TO sale at public auction IN 'front.' OF the
Rndng IT. Asaph ST. in the CITY OF Alex
andri, Va Of ~ O'Clock saturday. the 9th day OF
all the rights. priveEes franchises and prop
ery Of the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company
except hereafter TO into The hands OF
the receiver In and dehts duo IN said company
Tho railroad said The Alexandra and Washington
Railroad Company consists Of double track railroad from
point the County OF Alexandria state OF virginia oppo
site city Of Washington O. near tho souh emu OF he
Long Bridge" Asaph Junction In said county two
81 Asaph Junction into tho CITY or Alex
anda ono passing through Henry St 10 Dnkes ana the
other through Asaph st to Puce.sst with sio tracks
turnouts &C. 80 complete schedule OF the property OF
The contained IN tho masters report on nlo
amongst the papers In said cause -
Terms Of 'Ssle-Cash to the following sums VIZ
with thereon at the rate OF per cent per
thereon at of per cent annum from July
1857 paid $50 900 with interest thereon al the rate
OF per cent per from January 1882 until pail and
with upon all OF the half yearly coupons OF 80 o.eh
22i day OF July 1862 the 22d day OF July 1871 both IN
oluded until paid s7p&l5 90 with interest on Oog6 w
paIt thereof from september 5 1888 TILL paid and s29 15o W
s96ll ~ part thereof from September 10
upon OF l. and with interest from date q
sale evidence negotiable notes. tho title being retained
control OF the Court until full compliance has been
OF sale and until all the money u pain ana
snbIect resale OF default deposit OF $50 200 WIZ
be the struck on the purchaser not
10 let OF the property unt ai,er he
final such sale and future ORDER OF tho Cout
10 that elect
Master and Commissioner 10 mako sale
convevancinR a the cost Of tho purchaser.
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The Color Line at a Hotel.

500 SUIT UNDER THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT.
To-day Mr. W. 7. Bailey, for Thos. H. Young and
Sarah j. Young, entered suit against Daniel
O'Brien to recover $500 damages. The complain
ants state that they are husband and wife, and
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THE GOVERNMENTS POSITION.
How the Close Of the British Parlhae
uAent Leaves it-IzarcOurs % be Glad
sunuPss SuceRssnY.

stones Successor.
Special Gable Dispatch TO TIE EvESrse STAR
LONDON, Sept 1.-THE conclusion OF the session
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eight votes or sixteen on division four by the bye
elections and four who have changed SIDE from
the unionists TO the Gladstonlans. In addition,
there are about a dozen radical unionists who
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sons SO IL Is never safe 20 put the ordinary gov.
ernment majority on critical occasions higher
than eighty. The Gladstonians are abso-
lutely solid. They have not lost O single
man either at elections or through dfsaffectaon.
The net result OF the session IN regard 10 personal
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10 the succession OF liberal leadership after Glad
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WILLIAM b. BRISRLEY V. JAMES b. OSBORN ct al.
No. lO,3S1. Equity Doc. 70
Inis cause being referred report distribu-
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